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Republicans Spread the Peanut Butter Too Thin | Behind the Numbers with Rick Wilson
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8:59Now PlayingRick Wilson and Andrew Wilson look at new polling out of Ohio and Iowa, where Republicans may be discovering that red-state assumptions are not enough to survive a bad political environment. From Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio race to Rob Sand’s strength in Iowa, the Midwest is starting to look a lot less comfortable for Trump’s GOP.
Rick and Andrew also explain why Republicans may have spread the political peanut butter too thin — relying on old coalition math, risky redistricting, and a belief that states like Ohio and Iowa would stay safely red no matter what.
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